democratic debbie wasserman shultz and lance pref previous. and what do they use flash point legislation with no chance of passing? election oon. abortion gay rights, minimum rights, immigration, our political panel suits out the doable from the political. plus -- >> we are obligated to be sure they get everything they need. >> a reunion with former republican senator, presidential conditioned date and world war ii veteran bob dole on the two things he knows best, veterans and politics. good morning. i'm candy crowley in washington. three days of intense negotiations failed to produce that hope for interim deal to freeze iran's suspected nuclear weapon programs in exchange for easing the sanctions. but the united states, european allies and iran are expressing hope an agreement can be reached. so leading up to the past three days were close. we're going to do it and then nothing. what happened? >> there was clearly d disdisappointment last nightment you had the secretary of state from all the key players flown in. everyone is at the table. the

debbie wasserman shultz did go to the state but they gave her minimal resources. there will be head scratching and finger pointing later on. democrats did nothing to change that dynamic by saying with a wasserman shultz said this morning instead of on monday morning. >> let's talk about virginia, despite a victory by terry mcauliffe and we'll get the final numbers, the bottom line, you have some democrats wondering why this race was so close. let me read from your article on politico on why he barely won. it blunts the narrative that this was a clean win for democrats going into 2014 and guarantees an intense blame game among republicans about what might have put cuccinelli over the top there. what are the republicans saying today? >> i spent all day on the phone with republicans across the spectrum from the cuccinelli campaign to the republican establishment nbc to other outside groupz and there is a lot of finger pointing going on wouldn't necessarily have had if the race was the blowout that people suspected. but because it was within three points and the fact t

it is very hard for me to speak about debbie wasserman shultz and a forgettable way. i met debbie in the late 90s. i matter at a place where i think she did almost all of it is as. it was the superstore baby loud in broward county. debbie spent a lot of her time they are in a few years that followed because she was having a little kid, as was i. i joined her in the legislature must immediately and became close friends with her because frankly, she led a battle against so many things that are wrong headed in the day. for me, having her around was an incredible opportunity. i've always viewed debbie as both a younger sister and i molders history. what i mean by that is the yonkers sister or little to her because she's younger and littler. but i viewed her as a big sister because of early the kind of role model she's been to me in any public servant who wants to fight for progressive causes in the country. this is a person of incredible passion and principles. that's why it always looked up to her. i can tell you a watch during so many battles. i watched her fight jeb bu

is it what debbie wasserman shultz says? >> it will be a wipe out. the republicans will gain enormously. look, obama has this problem. i don't believe the democratic party can permit him to bring them into the next election in '14 with 50 million people losing their coverage and another 80 million seeing premiums jacked way up. i don't think they can do it. if obama rescinds cancellations which he could do by executive order because the statute doesn't require them, his regulations do, nobody will sign up for this turkey. he'll be embarrassed by the low turnout. did you see reuters reports that the 12 state exchanges have had a total of 50,000 sign-ups? if experience is a guide, 40 of them are probably medicaid. if you have a quarter of the country with 10,000 sign-ups, you're talking about 40,000 in the whole country after a month and a half of this turkey being out there. the only way he can generate enrollment is to throw people off their health insurance so they have no alternative but to come into the exchanges. >> welcome back. it's been a whil

it is very hard for me to speak about debbie wasserman shultz and a forgettable way. late 90s. i matter at a place where i think she did almost all of it is as. it was the superstore baby loud in broward county. debbie spent a lot of her time they are in a few years that followed because she was having a little kid, as was i. i joined her in the legislature must immediately and became close friends with her because frankly, she led a battle against so many things that are wrong headed in the day. for me, having her around was an incredible opportunity. i've always viewed debbie as both a younger sister and i molders history. what i mean by that is the yonkers sister or little to her because she's younger and littler. but i viewed her as a big sister because of early the kind of role model she's been to me in any public servant who wants to fight for progressive causes in the country. this is a person of incredible passion and principles. that's why it always looked up to her. i can tell you a watch during so many battles. i watched her fight jeb bush over the terry sc